From the excerpt
Fiqh of Everyday Transactions
Transactions are usually learned by imitation. We watch how a parent buys, how an employer pays, how a shop handles a return, and we assume the pattern is sound. This book asks readers to look again at the principles beneath the pattern.
The central concerns are not exotic. They are clarity, consent, honesty and the avoidance of exploitation. A contract that is technically signed but deliberately confusing has not met the standard. A price that is lawful but obtained by pressure deserves scrutiny.
Each chapter ends with a set of practical questions rather than a list of verdicts. The questions are meant to be taken to a teacher or adviser when the answer depends on details the book cannot know. That limitation is stated openly, because good guidance should not pretend to omniscience.
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